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Connecting forward-thinking innovators with central government, local authorities and the traffic and mobility supply chain, Traffex has been at the very centre of the traffic and transport industry for 36 years. As the Government looks towards the infrastructure sector to help get the country moving again, Traffex is ready to take up the challenge.

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14th June, 2022 - 16th June, 2022

Event Organizer

Hemming Group Ltd

Event Location

Birmingham, UK

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